caTARRH I WOULDNOT BUDGE Chemist Advised Karsote. Then Relief Came in “Less-than-no-time. M Quickly, safely, pleasantly came blessed ■ relief to this sufferer from stubborn I Catarrh. After all kinds of so-called I ‘remedies’ had failed, Karsote—the new I i wonder inhalant—acted like a charm. . ' Catarrh gone—misery banished—is this I grateful letter to be wondered at ? : “I have been a constant sufferer of Catarrh ; for months, starting with a constant dry itch • i in the throat and back of my nose which . gradually got worse. I bought oil sorts of [ | different remedies and had treatment, but all 1 ; in vain, until about a month ago my chemist 1 ; advised me to try Karsote, so I got a bottle : I and I got relief in ‘ less - than •no - time.’ ” i -Mrs. A.L.C. I I You simply sprinkle a few drops of Karsote ' ■ on to a handkerchief and freely inhale the j pleasant vapour. Karsote is a scientific ! combination of 12 valuable ingredients which kills Catarrh germs in less than 10 ' minutes. Relief is instant. KARSOTE INHALANT i Obtainable from all Chemists and Stores. ' Pocket Size, 1/4. Family Size, 2/-
Beautv treatments and preparations are estimated io cost British women £60,000,000 a year.
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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 79, Issue 110, 11 May 1936, Page 8
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